I always felt that passage of Perelandra had a air of Chesterton about it. Talking about things being more real than reality, or in Chesterton view that the world is more Rational in his mind because of his faith. Possible conclusion being that the faith is more real as a ideal than the rationality of his argument or the materialism of Lewis. It also has this sense of paradox to it, I think.
I always felt that passage of Perelandra had a air of Chesterton about it. Talking about things being more real than reality, or in Chesterton view that the world is more Rational in his mind because of his faith. Possible conclusion being that the faith is more real as a ideal than the rationality of his argument or the materialism of Lewis. It also has this sense of paradox to it, I think.